Thanks for the reply but that doesn't really answer my question.
Clearly you do not see the Switch 2 as unhackable. My question was in regards to those making such claims.
As for less hacking, I'm sorry to say it's just not true. There is more hacking then ever before, more exploits and data leaks etc. It's just that the portion that would lead to CFW/jailbreaks etc had moved in meaningful quantities to things like bountry programs. Where the exploits are patched, unbeknownst to many in this community. Sometimes they will still then be used to enable homebrew on older system versions, but for many a good bounty payout is worth more than the cool factor/street cred of releasing it publically for the community.
The iPhone is an amazing example of this. Essentially no real jailbreaks for years (on latest FW), yet multiple major exploits that easily could've been used for jailbreaks. Why are they not? Because it's way more benificial if you have the skills needed to either, get bounty from apple, seel to a government or sell to a criminal orginisation.
Another reason is that CFW/jailbreaking is more and more becoming a soley piracy driven affair. And consoles becoming less and less unique makes the apeal lower.
These are the real reasons hacking in hobby communities are slower, less frequent, more often for devices after their prime etc.
Not because the security got so good it couldn't be done. But because intrest is lower, the amount of work required is higher, so the amount of time is significantly higher.
That reality might be grim to some, but it's honest.
